Condolence: Can't believe it's been 1 year already since Pop passed way. Gone but not forgotten. You are in my thoughts always. He is watching over us all. Always remember the good times we all had with him. R.I.P.Pop love you lots

Kisses and hugs Nan & Family
Tammy

Condolence: As I write this message I find joy and comfort in the memories that rush into my head. All of the happy memories that are etched within me over the years. And I am thankful for the countless hours I shared with Pop. I am thankful for every lunch of French toast and bacon I ate whilst sitting in his home. I am thankful for all of the sugar free gum we chewed. All those cups of tea and lunches. All the times David and I laid around his home watching television or playing bingo and uno with nan. I am thankful for every time I saw him walk down our drive way. And every time I saw him sat in his Toyota in his driveway - waiting for nan, no doubt. Thankful for all the rhymes, tricks, and lessons he passed on. I am thankful he has left me with smiles, laughter and warmth. I am truly blessed to have spent so much time with pop and nan. Time and tide wait for no man. I love you.

Jodi

Condolence: Sorry to hear of Stanleys passing...I worked with him on the Bonavista for years....

Condolence: Emma & Family,

We are sorry to hear of Stanley's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

Condolence: We have lost a very important man in our lives. He was a wonderful man who had the gift to make those around him laugh. I remember when he would come to visit. He would always take his hat and put it on his foot, where he would then kick it up into the air and catch it on his head. I used to think it was one of the funniest things ever and it always made me smile. I think it made everybody smile. I am very fortunate to have had the chance to visit him with Abbigail and Brendan. He liked Brendan right away and even after having his strokes he still remembered to ask about him. He knew who Abbigail was whenever her saw her. When we recently went to visit he seemed so lively with her. She would run back and forth in front of him while he pretended to catch her. Hearing them laugh together was very precious and joyous moment in my life. I will always remember the sound. I will also always remember the image of pop sitting on the chair with my lizard G on his head. He loved him. He would try and scare my mom by walking over to her with him up there. It would catch her by surprise but always made her laugh. He also loved our cat Tiger. Every time I would talk to him he would always ask how Tiger was doing. Sometimes it was the first thing he would ask, even before he asked how I was. Just another ways he would make me smile. Every time I think of him I have nothing but happy memories, as I know is the same case for all of those he knew. He was a wonderful man that I will miss with all my heart. But I know he is smiling down at all those he loved, probably with G sitting on top of his head. May he rest in peace and forever be remembered with fond and happy thoughts.

Love,
Hope,Shawn,Glenda Brendan, Abbigail and Tiger.

Condolence: Aunt Emma and family,
Sorry to hear of uncle Stan's passing.Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.Denise and Bill

Condolence: Aunt Emma & the family,
Our thoughts are with you during this time. We know that He will be missed by you all. See you on the other side Mr. Stanley Cooze. Hugs to you all.

Condolence: Memories; George Blackwood, Stanley Cooze, and Kenneth Kean each splitting fish on their respective fishing tables. Yelling back and forth as to where the fish was caught and who had the most.. I suspect sometimes lies were told in good faith. In my early years in the Navy I visited Stanley a few times over the Christmas holidays for a seasonal drink. Stanley would say"Keanie boy this is better than a walk in the garden". A phrase thanks to Stanley that i have used several times my self but only on special occasions. Stanley, enjoy your walk in the garden.

Respectfully
Jeff Kean

Condolence: May the precious memories of your loved one be a comfort to you now, and may it help to know that many thoughts are with you in your sorrow. God bless.

Condolence: To everyone and most importantly my family, I want you to know I love you- it is difficult for us not to be there at this moment in time but our hearts are certainly there with you. It’s very sad to say goodbye to my grandfather, Stanley Cooze, but when I remember my memories of him I feel more proud then ever before to carry our family name.